Subject:  Re: Is this really "big news" |
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Mystie
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Date Posted: 07:09:26 03/05/10 Fri
In reply to:
Gina
's message, "Is this really "big news"" on 17:22:07 03/04/10 Thu
Hmm, yeah this is all turning into a pretty big shit storm.
E Online attempted to put a stop to all this with the following:
http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/detail.jsp?contentId=170209
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To be perfectly honest, while i agree that Life & Style and other tabloids are blowing all this out of proportion (not that it surprises me, it was only a matter of time, in my opinion) and yes, Brad did mention that whole John thing on Oprah (He also mentioned she really liked and embodied the character of Peter Pan) However, i must say, that by the same token, this kind of stuff cant be taken lightly. I am not necessarily saying Brad and AJ are doing anything wrong, they're just respecting their daughter's wishes but if i were the parent, it would raise a few red flags for me. This could very well be an indication of something bigger taking place in the child's mind. I watched a special on transgender kids awhile back and from a startlingly young age, just like Shiloh, they strongly believed that they were born in the wrong body and the warning signs were just like this: wanting to only dress in the other gender's clothes, be called by the other gender's name, etc etc. This doesn't just come out of nowhere....Add the fact of the type of unstable lifestyle they expose her to and i wouldn't be at all surprised if in 15 years or so, their darling daughter will spring it on them that she wants to get a sex change operation. Chastity Bono (or should i say CHAZ Bono), here we come LOL
Of course it could also be nothing and just a phase that will pass but still, something to think about. No wonder the tabloids are having a field day with this. They seem to focus more on blaming Brangelina though and that's where i disagree, for once i would say that they're doing the right thing by letting her pick her own clothes, if they were to force girlie stuff on their daughter, it might backfire and really make the child become unhappy and resentful if that's not what she wants. The haircut was a bit much though, she was just fine being a tomboy but still looking like a girl, they didnt have to take it all the way like that...
Just my 2 cents
Myst
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